
The police have discovered in recent days that one of the people suspected of the massacre of Don Bosco, where the bartender, Mimoza Paja, was killed by the gun attack in the bar of the much-wanted Fatjon Murati, traveled a week before the crime, from Germany to Pristina and entered our country, at the weekend, not registering TIMS.
According to the investigators, the suspect with a significant criminal record made this move with the intention of hiding his tracks and involvement in the serious event.
The police say that they have provided information on a confidential basis, which may lead to the identification of the possible perpetrators of the events.
The investigation group has focused on two specific names, one of whom survived an assassination earlier, while the other is a not very well-known character, but is suspected of being involved in this event for revenge motives.
Currently, the group of investigators has seized dozens of security cameras in the district of Tirana, in Fushë Krujë and Durrës, and is watching them carefully to reconstruct the trajectory of the perpetrators' movements before and after the event, since in this way they will be able to discover from from where the vehicle left to carry out the massacre.
The attack on Don Bosco is suspected to have been carried out for revenge against the murders that took place in Tirana, Fushë-Krujë, Laç and Lezhë, where the people of Ervis Martinaj were targeted. This continues to be the strongest lead that the prosecution has.
The event was marked on the evening of Sunday, March 12, when two people armed with Kalashnikovs fired volleys at the bar owned by Fatjon Murat on Anastas Shundi Street.
The barmaid Mimoza Paja lost her life from the gunfire, her 10-year-old niece was injured, Fatjon Murat's uncle and 5 other people were injured. Fatjon's brother survived the attack, while the latter, who should have been under house arrest, escaped and is thought to have left Albania to Kosovo and from there to Turkey.